Igamma

Igamma is a software development company based in Redmond, Washington, United States. Founded in 1991 by Scott Guthrie and Scott Hunter, Igamma initially focused on developing software for the Microsoft Windows operating system. The company is best known for creating the ASP.NET framework, a popular open-source web application framework for building modern web apps and services with .NET.

In 2016, Igamma was acquired by GitHub, a subsidiary of Microsoft, which further expanded its reach and influence in the software development community. Under GitHub's ownership, Igamma has continued to evolve and innovate, contributing to various open-source projects and tools that support the .NET ecosystem.

Igamma's work has significantly impacted the development of web applications and services, providing developers with a robust and flexible framework for building scalable and secure web solutions. The company's commitment to open-source development has also fostered a collaborative environment, encouraging contributions from developers worldwide.